Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security will auction over 2.1 million car and motorcycle plates, including rare ‘quintuple’ sequences and sought-after numbers.

Hanoi has approved urgent reinforcements for Long Bien Bridge as severe structural deterioration threatens safety. A French-funded study will explore long-term restoration and potential future uses for the historic landmark.

Authorities in Hanoi have agreed to tear down the ‘Shark Jaw’ building and transform Dong Kinh - Nghia Thuc Square into a modern public space. The plan includes an underground complex with cultural and commercial facilities.

The Vietnamese Women's Association in the Netherlands has officially introduced the Vietnamese Ao Dai Heritage Club, bringing together Vietnamese expatriates and Dutch friends in a cultural celebration of traditional attire.

Retired for more than a decade, Pham Quang Huy, a doctor at Thong Nhat General Hospital in Dong Nai Province, still works to help "revive" numerous hearts and bring patients back to life.

Thousands of social housing projects in Hanoi will soon begin construction, a positive sign for average workers amid rising prices for commercial apartments. However, experts say that ensuring accessibility to affordable housing remains a challenge.

The surgical operations, including one that was the world's first, conducted by Professor Dr Nguyen The Hoang over three decades have helped transform the lives of many people.

Authorities in Lao Cai province successfully located and rescued a Dutch tourist who went missing while hiking Mount Fansipan.

Currently, 56 per cent of the project is complete. Efforts are being made to fast-track tunnel construction, with breakthroughs expected by April 30.

Despite government incentives, social housing in Vietnam is still too expensive for low-income families. What can be done to fix this?

Cybercriminals are using AI to create fake identities and trick victims into losing millions. Learn how to protect yourself.

As living costs rise, more Vietnamese workers are leaving major cities to find financial stability elsewhere. The push for a living wage is stronger than ever.

If fertility rates remain low, Vietnam will face a shrinking workforce and aging population. The government is considering policy changes to reverse the trend.

Vietnam mobilizes 5,400 soldiers for a grand military parade marking the 50th anniversary of national reunification on April 30 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City will break ground on Metro Line 2 in December 2025 after finalizing approvals and contractor selection.

As part of Vietnam’s government restructuring, VietNamNet will be managed by the newly established Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs.

Vietnamese workers will receive a five-day break for April 30 and May 1, with compensation work scheduled for April 26.

Since 2009, Vietnam has pardoned nearly 100,000 prisoners through its amnesty program, reinforcing a commitment to human rights and reintegration.

Authorities are investigating the incident, which was allegedly staged as a promotional gimmick.

Duong Huu Tri, born 1987, set a vehicle on fire, and attacked law enforcement officers, leading to the death of a mobile police officer on duty.